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The Memoirs of Count Carlo Gozzi; Volume the First

Note 114 — CARLO GOZZI.

John Addington Symonds translation

Togato. The State dignitaries of Venice wore robes of various colours and forms, according to their office. A simple nobleman was bound to go abroad in a flowing robe of silk, or toga, ample enough to conceal whatever costume he may have worn beneath it.

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